[vinnyfla]

Good luck there are very few homes in inventory,
It's becoming an impossible dream

[bonniemanross]

I would highly recommend Tom Heller with Re/Max Premier Realty. He is a very successful Realtor and knows this area inside and out and is a Villager. You can reach him at:
352-874-2167

[donitacc]

We worked with ReMax Realtor, Denise Beserock. She was very hard working and pleasant to work with. Her contact number is 321-947-5120.

[Heartnsoul]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

We used Collen Wotring.

We knew where we wanted to be, she made some suggestions and showed us what we were looking for. Yes, she showed us new construction, because at the time, we were still interested in South of 44. But when we decided we wanted between 466A and 44, that is where she focused... Very happy with her. She walked us thru the sale, helped with the negotiations and stayed on top of everything. We would use he again in a heartbeat!

Colleen Wotring
Properties of The Villages
Liscensed Real Estate Professional
Mobile: 352-267-2064
Colleen.Wotring@TheVillages.com

We use Colleen too! She's great

[Margras5]

John Starr. The Villiages,Fl RealEstate Realtor - RE/MAX
(352) 661-4895

[Beepart]

Patricia Minnehan - Villages

[Skunky1]

Village Real estate agents are not Realtors!

[Mrprez]

Who cares?

[J1ceasar]

Relax

[J1ceasar]

There are several standards when you sell real estate and that's why it matters. And yes some Realtors even I've known, to be unethical and self-dealing.

[Mrprez]

It costs $150 a year to become a Realtor. There is some additional training. The vast majority of buyers do not care, otherwise there would be a glut of new homes for sale in TV. If you can’t tell an honest sales associate from one who is not then buy off the MLS.

We were very happy with our TV agent who was a Realtor back in Michigan.

[karenzeee]

www.flfhr.com Catherine and Laura are wonderful. Have fun house shopping.

[Peggy M]

We have bought two homes with Wes Holley of The Villages. Can’t say enough about this young man. His wife Daisy is also a realtor.

[lindaelane]

I am very, very happy with Pete Laufersky of the The Villages.

Yes, I know village salespeople are not realtors. But hear me out.

Pete did a great job showing me houses and I know I found "the one". I've bought and sold 12 houses in my day (sideline fixing up houses and reselling) Pete could do for me what a realtor did, for example, analyze the market and tell me values. He knows the area well. Important: He is very connected to those who run the villages in a way a non-village person, though a realtor, could not be. I could give an example of a time Pete helped me with a vital matter that arose affecting my house - I had been turned down until Pete stepped in and did what he could do. Pete stays in touch with his clients. There is an annual dinner at a Village country club all are invited to for free. (Last year during Covid they gave out presents in lieu of dinner.)

[Girlcopper]

Originally Posted by J1ceasar

Whoever you use, they work for the seller, not you! Be careful what you say . Note that's homes are hot now , many with multiple offers . And over asking prices.

Realtors have always worked for the seller. Thats nothing new. And decent homes will have muliple offers since theyre in demand. And yes, the housing boom has been happening for awhile now and is expected for possibly a couple more years. Obviously you have to set your limit on what youll pay and stay within that realm